Debt Ceiling

Republicans have no demands, but Democrats still won't just get rid of the debt limit.
President Joe Biden said he would be open to Democrats changing Senate filibuster rules to raise the debt ceiling.
The off-the-cuff remarks are a notable shift in the president's thinking as Democrats are frustrated by GOP efforts to prevent simple majority votes.
The president said he couldn't guarantee the U.S. won’t default on its obligations because of unified Republican opposition in the Senate.
The Senate Republican leader is trying to rewrite history as he leaves Democrats to avert an economic catastrophe on their own.
The debt ceiling crisis remains unresolved, however.
The Senate GOP leader blocked efforts to raise the debt ceiling, which could cause the U.S. to default on its debt.
Democrats could make debt limit standoffs a thing of the past — if they wanted to.